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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02

TEE sEAxTLB LuMBER Axp
e located On the city frout. bssussu
AaEion and Msdisen sttssis, ooeapyinr
whole block. With riparian rights e
deep watef. The enteFpFiss was started
II 1881, By the iiFm Of Card a Lair, uha
bought the old Port Orchard machinery
from Captain Rent0n. With whsch %
start t. The founders cold ont 10 toe
Commercial Compsny. Of which Isaac
Dobson is President, ID. B. Denton,
Secretary, and A. Mackintosh. Treas
ureF. The corporation soon had
3 splendid rev mill With q capacity Of
300 feet Of lnmbex in ten hours, ad-
joining which 10 . sash and door fac
tory capable Of turning cot 200 doors
ard ssshes par day. An Average OF
fifty Deu have been employed ia The
mill and factory during the past year.
The anil is specially adipted 70 turning
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02
CARPETS and CUR TAINs

No intending purchaser
this We have the finest showroom the
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02
NJ IL L i N E RdY.
A few words to our Lady oustomers and their visit

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02
SEATTLE BOILER WORKS.

These works are located en- Yezler's
wharf. Geo. Kelly, sn experisnesd boiler
maker, is proprietor He has facilities
for turning ont all kinds Of marine or
sawmill boilers. tank and boiler repair
inR, OF anything else in his line Of bust
ness.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02
TIE RAILROAD sHoP.

Ia speaking Of the railroad machine
shop Mr.. Miner said: I'VE only EN-
ploy mechanics enough 20 do our oWn
work. We have two mea in the blacb-
smith shop end six In the machine
shop, and do the general repairing for
the road"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02

he HAAAAAlM FNAlNttNM - FAN4U
Il located on Mil street. ab0at enc mile
from the city ftoat Lf waa Started
3ariaR tie pass ysaz. and 3 yet IN Its 10.
fancy. Tke WAaarooEns Of tie company
are on C6eFry stresa- and Are psssided
over b G~sEas Doraei.
csaelnded 81 pass is
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02

THK LAKK uxSoz FUKNTTuAE FlcroHT
Il located in the sscoad story Of ahe
western Mil. ca Lake Union. she sales.
rn0m being o1 the corner Of Mill and
S5ath Seco1d strest. TIE company em-
pioys an average Of Is bands In making
all kinds Of faFnitars oat Of oar native
woods- The oompAny Il In psospeFoa'
oontisisn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02

faros4tly sffnnHaa 90 chr nmn prnr6Ftg
scar tAe depot for I'll kinds e Faitrpad
an2 ninfnR uorkn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-09
MRS. LORING's FUNERAL,
Tho Remains Followed to tho Tomb by !.
Large Crowd.

Tho Remains Followed to tho Tomb by !.
Large Crowd.
The funeral Of Mrs. Alonzo Loring took
place yesterday afternoon from N1onu.
ment Place, the family residence at Elm
Grove. TWAS worry largely attended, the
number Of people that went out from the
city being largely augmented by those
from other parts Of the county. There
seemed to 10 general desire to express
the sympathy that is 20 generally felt for
the sadly afflicted husband and children.
The number from this city included
people Of all classes, both old and young,
and great number prominent in bust
meas and social circles. Many went out
in the carriages that left at noon and
many more went out on the $50 Hemp.
field train, returning at $3.50 on special.
The services, which took place at . o'clock,
were conducted by Rev. R. Rush Swope,
rector OF st. Mathews P. Z. church, Of
which Mrs. Loring WAS devoted member.
Tho services were Bweetly impressive
and solemn. The floral offerings were
proiuse. MesBrs. L. S. Delaplain, Robert
$. Woods, Lucien Hoge, John &. Hon-
man, sr., A. W. Campbell, j. N. Vance,
Q. 6. Dewey and John H. Hobbs acted
aa pail bearers. Tho remains were taken
to the old Stone Church cemetery, where
they were placed in vault.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-09
TIE DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.
Thc Room Rcndy for Business-Its Conn lei
Arrangements.

Tho Room Rendy for Business-ItsC Com plet.
Arrangements.
Tho room OF the new Dollar Savings
Bank, on Market etreet in the Mcclure
House block, is ready for occupancy. I.
is Us completely and admirably fitted q
banking establishment as is to be found
in this part Of tho country. The wood
work, done by Klevis. Kraft / Co., is es
peclally handsome, ami reflects credit Oh
their designers and workmen. The fittings
are neat and novel, and the furniture con.
venient, but the "strong point" OF the new
institution is tho vault. This ia thickly
and substantially walled in FIRE brick, and
inside this with space OF six inches n
wall and roof Of pressed brick glazed inside
with porcelain. This makes the interior
light and handsome. The vault is fitted
with heavy iron door, and also with a
grated doorior use during the day, which
closes with epring and locks automatic
ally. The vault stabsolutely tire-proof.
The vault was built by the Nessrs. Bodley,
Inside ia small but very strong safe. 1t
ia from tho Barnes Safe and Lock Co., Of
Pittsburgh, and besides being a handsome
piece o! work, is warranted burglar proof.
ltds go constructed as to bella drills and
explosives, jimmies or crow bars, and is
fitted with time lock, 80 that even il one
knows the combination he cannot unlock
it while the bank is closed.
The new banking houHe was visited by
many curious people yesterday, all Of
whom were enthusiastic in their expree-
sions OF praise.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-09
LOCAL BnEYITIEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
tho City. E&sl'a1
|HI ~

sl.g.I tho City. S&.l'81
MAriSErs at both theatres to-day.
.THR GRAND this ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Child" ..
THREE marriage licenses were Issued
yesterday. y - NJ. i.
OrEnA HousK this evenlng--"A cele.
brated Case"
B. M. Eorr yesterday qualified as a
notary public, filing bis bond with Clerk
Hook. y. ~
THE work.oi grading the ground about
tho city crematory Tor the iron nhed which
la 10 cover 1t waa commenced yesterday
by workhouss prisoners. ts5,-
TIE plttsburgher run In by Office,
Dunlap night before last for Drunkenness
WHO announced his intention 10 start q
faro bank and "bust this community
yesterday went to the Woikhouae in lie.
iEult Of 81 and costs.
A SHOT was fred near the Baltimore 4
Ohio depot last evening about II o'clock
and man with q torn coat ran up Water
street and another without a hat up
Fourteenth street. One Of the men left d
nico overcoat. What all the row was
about could not be learned.
TIE members and friends OF the English
Lutheran Church deserve to DO compli
mented on tho attractiveness OF their beau
tiiully reilL.ed church. Messrs. Frew d
Bertschy'B men laid handsome carpet
yesterday for which the women OF the
congregation have been raising money foi
a year past. Several other new thinga
among them two splendid new organs
will make their Easter festival q specially
attractive and interesting one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-09

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted tc
record the following transfers OF real estate
Deed made April 5, by William G.
Handlar to II. NJ. Thatcher, in considera.
ton Of $3.50 for the south half OF lot Is in
Square 10, in the Eighth ward.
Deed made April S, byJohn Z. Handisn
end vile to Mary L. Handlau, in consid.
Grafton OF $500, for psrta OF lots 10 and
Al. 30 leet :, inches, fronting On Main
street in Centre Wheeling.
Deed made March 5, by Hugh Wilson
and wife to William Wilson, in conBidera.
ton OF $50, for the east half OF lot 81. on
tho south side OF Eighteenth atreet, in
East Wheeling.
Deed made April !, by Catherine la
ben, OF Chicago, TO John Hunter, in con.
slderation Of II 900, for tho Houth IS feet
OF lot :, fronting 81 feet on Wood street.
Deed made April :, by the Schmulbach
Brewing Company to William j. Cook, in
consideration OF 1880. for 80 feet Of the
north ai1e Of lot IS, OH Chapline atreet,
Roa,h OF Twenty-sixsh.
Deed made December 80, 1856, BY
William johnson and wife TO Lieu j.
Marsh, in consideration OF 800, for the
north half OF lot 3, in Square 5, Of the
Churchill addition No. ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-09
Mrs. BIGGS STILL LYING.
The West Liberty WouId.bc Suicide Now /
Fair Wuy to kecOyer.

The West Liberty Wouid-bc Suicide Now In
Fair Why to Recover.
Mrg. Ham Bigys, the West Liberty
woman who Gu. her throat Wednes.
day morning and WAS supposed to have
died from tho effects Of the wound, but
who, after having been on an undertaker's
cooling board for some time WAS discover
ed to be living, wae, very much to the eur.
prise OF everybody, still living yesterday.
She WIS much stronger, and was in
in eveyy way in an improved
condition. She took some sub.
stantial nourshment, and it ia now
believed that she will ultimately
recover. 5frs. Riggs is tho same woman
who q short time since while in Wells.
burg, her old home, took Trough on Rats"
with suicidal intent. She is believed to
be elightly demented. Her husband has
the k!ndiest feelings for her, her belief
and reports to the contrary. The opera.
ton performed in closing up tho womans
severed wind.pipe WIS delicate ono and
well done.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-09
RIVER NEWS.
Stage Of the Water md Movements If III a
H0utn.

| As' i-is ~ IL W
Stage OF tho Water md Movements or III,
Boats.
The Scotia is due down at an early hon,
this morning on her way to Cincinnati.
The biz Percey Kelsey, flying light, hs,
gone TO Cincinnati to bring up a tow O.
empties.
Tho ". N. Chancellor passed down
yesterday morning with n good trip fol
Charleston.
Tho 9. W. Bachelor, for rittsbussh, al
s o'clock and the Courier for parkersburv
ut II o'clock, are this mornings packets
The ahnlt Of the towbont Clifton Let &C
near Steubenviito fow days since. Int
with a little repairing ahe was alba n
reach pittsbnrsh, where she will have n
new one put in ~ Boon NJ possible. The
broken shaft had only been in use ak
weeks.
Tho river pilots making Pittsburgh their
headluartors, met there Il few nights since
and org"niznd Local Assembly of the
Knights. Thoro object is to maintain tho
ratio Of wages which has recently been rc.
ducod by competition, especially In the
towboRt line.
Captain Shane, master oil tho New Cum.
bertrand and Steubenville packet LATHE
has under consideration tho matter Of rnn'
ming the I.eltie through to East liyorpooi
She IL now IN excsllent condition, In first
claaa order for doing the work in tn. trnd"
and bhe could make tho run through 10
lvnrpo"l |" good tina.
Tho I.ouio A. Shirley arrived about .
o'clock thi1 afternoon, having on board a
fair trip. She will leave at 3 o'clock thjs
afternoon on her return trip. CAPTAIN
Davis 10 in communal and Charlie Rseyos
ia chief IN tho Office. They nro clever,
courteous gentlemen; the steamer has
ample accommodations for both pnsson.
Eon md freight and never fails to pleauo
Ito pa.rona.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-09
FIRE AT WELLSBURG.
NATURAL GAS Is NOT TO BLAME.
The IIernid Office and nm Ad Joining Building
Destroyed md another Dnmnged-Loss
about -Four Thousand Doiiars-Tlie
Herald Delayed only u Day.


A Ere occurred at Wellsbnrg yesterday
morning, which for time threatened the
destruction Of the principal and most cen.
trail business square OF the town. 1t was
about 10 o'clock when flames wero diacoy-
cred i1suing from the roof Of tho building
occupied by The Herald office, Il. Wheel.
er's hardware store and Thomas P. Grimes
and DR.. J. r. Hall as dwellings. Soon
after the alarm the fire department 70
sponded and did excellent work, but not
before tho flames had communicated with
adjacent buildings, and the roofs and raft.
era OF tho entire Herald Office corner were
totally destroyed. --.'lH 1.
The origin OF the fire is said to have
been caused by defective aue in tho part
OF tho building which 10 owned and occu.
pied by Mr.. Grimes, in yhose premises
natural gas Is not used. So sudden was
the outburat Of the flames that 1t almost
bowilderod those Yhow were only few feet
from whence they came.
The principal floss Is the Herald Office,
all the paper stock being destroyed, the
preaaeg and paper cutter being damaged
by water and the type for yesterdays edi.
ton being pied. At the time OF the out.
break OF tho fire tho forms were being
prepared for the press md ono form had
been locked, but before the last page mat.
ter had been arranged the whole force
we're compelled to leave the premises.
While everything in tho Herald office is
In q demoralizsd condition, Mr.. Jacob,
tho enterpfising proprietor, said he would
have his regular issue out to-day. Mr..
Jacobs loss will DO at least $1,000, which
Is covered by insurance, fortunately, this
time. His insurance would have expired
two hours after the fire had it not been
that DR.. Cooper, the agent, had it
renewed not more than that many hours
before. Mr.. Jacob has been rather unfor-
tunate in the line OF fires, having had two
or three buildings destroyed uninsured
within the last few years.
| Tho building adjoining the Herald Office
ia owned by Oscar Seeley, OF this city, and
occupied as plumbing shop by Schnelle
& Charnock, whose loss will be slight,
and Is covered by insurance.
The only thing that saved Wellsburg
from 4 disastrous conhagration yesterday
was its excellent city works supply Of
water. It is eaid that the strength Of the
stream WAS sufficient to remove the shin
fgies from the roofs of houses.
The entire loss on all property destroy.
ed and damaged will not exceed 81 900,
distributed among insurance compsnies
90 fo1lou.r. 7 - Janoh hui1dipu Sj 0OO
and material, $1,000, City Of London, in
the Anderson and Atkinson Agency;
Robert Wheeler, hardware, $500; on
Grimes building, 5000, divided equally
in Peabody and Manufacturers, OF Wheel
ing, and on furniture, $500, in Norwich
Union. England; on Dr.. Halls furniture,
$500, in Fire and Msrine, Of Wheeling;
on the Oscar Seeley building, $1,000, in
the Norwich Union, England.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-09

r so HApLINE STREET NJ, \
Wy CliURCll-Rev. Josiah Dillon. nns,or sor'
Wees at 1850 4. N. and 7P. x. Sunday School Al
|2P.M. ' N.A''' ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-09
BOY BURGLARS HELD.
EIGHT OUT OF A GANG OF NINE
Apprehended and Sent up to Await the Ac.
ton Of tho Gratd Jury on Stonday-Ths
Most Prscoeions Criminals vet-rheir
Of,enss md Their Capture,

Between midnight and daylight yessor.
day morning the police arrested six boys
whose ages range from twelve 10 sixteen
years. One OF theae, Lawrence Hammer.
was mentioned yesterday morning. The
others are John Manley, Dick Stanley,
Edward Noble, Eben Mcgee and John
Stanley. All Of them are residents Of
East Wheeling. Hammer was known to
have drawn his wages at the Hince fac.
tory and prepared to leave town. This
aroused the suspicion Of the officers, and
they arrested the boy. Once behind the
bars, he weakened and named MI the
members Of the gang, and told whore most
Of the goods stolen by them were con.
cealed. The boys nre accused Of break.
ing into the old Smith brewery, on tho
corner Of Chaplire and Seventeenth
streets, and stealing 6 quantity of goods
belonging to MIR. schelhase. There are
said TO have been two more Of them.
Clutch" Skeid, who was arrested Iast
Saturday night, and Joe Garner, who has
not been found, and is believed by the
police to have gotten wind Of tho FACT that
he was wanted and left town. This
sounds funny when 1t Is known that Gar.
ner Ia but twelve years old.
The place In the back yard OF the Ham.
mer. residence where the boy said the
goods wore concealed was Gearchcd, and a
quantity OF tobacco, some fruit extracts,
tea, ehoe backing, brushes, etc., were
found.
The seven boys had hearing yes.er.
day before Squire Davis, and were re.
CURED to give bail in the.sum OF $500 each
for their appearance at the Circuit Court
next week. As they could not give bond
they were sent to jail. They all confess
their guilt, butlas they are all under Is but
skeid, who Is said TO DO Is years old, it IL
hard to conjecture what disposition the
grand jury will mako Of the cases against
them on Monday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-09

Tomorrow will be observed in all the
churches with special services significant
OF the Resurrection. In nearly all, especial
musical services have been arranged, aud
the different clergymen will devote their
dlscourses to the Eanter theme. At the
Engligh Lutheran church reoponing ser
vices will be celebrated. At the Zane
Street NJ. L. church the Sunday school
will have m Easter celebration oil an elab-
crate character in lieu Of the evening ser
vicea Of the church. Tho Catholic and
Episcopalisn churches will, as usual, have
more Of q special observance Of tho day
than those Of other denominations, though
many Of the others have decorated tho
churches nicely for the day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-09

Thursday morning the houee OF Jacob
Lutz, in the west end OF Charleston, wss
burned, together with the furniture con.
tanned nit. The FIRE from this building
ignited four other houses, the property Of
l.. NJ. Williams, B. B. Sprigg, j. +. Savage
and D. D. Farrell, all Of which were burn.
ed. The loas is estimated at $1,000. None
OF the houses we're insured.
The same night the Presidents office O!
the kanGwha Valley Bank xas set on fire
by coal rolling from the crate to the
floor, bnt the fire WIS discovered by Mr..
Z. l.. DoEgs, who has rooms over the bank
and by the use OF a haud-hose he succeed.
ed in extinguishiug it. The damage will
be 800.
That afternoon fire was also discovered
In a building owned by ]. r. Baldridge
and occupied by Abe Petty, but it was ex.
tlnguished after damaging the building to
the amount Of 500. The building is
insured in the phceaix Company OF Brook
Low
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-09
WELLSBURG.
Local Topics, and Echoes of the Fire-Im

Local Topics, and Echoes of the Fire-Im
provements.
The Riverside Glass Works Is running with al
departments full. 49,
Dr.. J. T. Hall, aiter the fire. moved his Office I,
Inc La2sar property near the depot.
K Wheeler, who was burned out, will occrnv
room In Batth's Opera House building.
DR.. J. NJ. Cooper who has been iudisposcd n
some weeks, Is again able TO resume business.
The Harvey paper mill resumed oporations ,b,
wees alter suspension Of three months on accom-
OF the bursting OF the boilers
The WcllsbnIC ,pos.oflce, under J, R.'Naylor'
mataEement, has been removed and many adult.
tional boxes added, aud other fences afford
Among the many Improvements now In p,ocrcss
~ MelhbnrS Is tbs resid snce OF Jane, At. kodrers
winch Will be one OF the finest ever erected in the
town. 40 vac
There was all alarm OF fire Thursday cven,nc
caused by blaze In a dwelling ucar the nanr,
mill, which was e1tingutshel before the dcnart
ment arrived. "@fN4'
The absorbing topic here Is the election and ,xho
VIII pe elected Mayor next Tuesday, but ycster
gay IRE excitement seemed to stay ali opii,ions
nevertheless Darwin McClellaud, the RepnblIrsr
nominee, Will certainly get there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-09

A genera! meeting Of tho stockholders
OF the German Insurance Company has
been called for this afternoon for the pur.
pose OF considering and adopting or re-
jecting resolution, which Mr.. Louis
+. Stiiel has sigaitied his intention OF Of
iering, providing that the time OF the con-
tinuance Of the organization be extended
for fifty years beyond May IA, 1887, the
date OF the expiration Of the time limited
for its continuance in the agreement for its
formation,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-09
ABOUT PEOPLE.
s'rang"rr In the City and Wheeling Folks
hhr0nd,

s'rang"rr In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abrond.
W. II. Baker, IT,, Of Morgantown, was
among those regietered ut the Stamm
liouae yesterday.
Hon. &. W. Atkinson, OF this city, is to
deliver one OF his popular lectures in
Moundsville next Tueaday night.
Judge George L. Boyd js 80 seriously
indippCsed that it ia doubtful il no will be
able to sit On the bench next week, when
Circuit Court opens.
Mr.. Theodore Roller, of this city, one
Of tho most accomplished members OF the
Opera House band and orchestra, has
been engaged ~ instructor by tho mem.
bnra OF the Union Cornct band OF Lima.
WILLIE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-09
RE l.LAlltE,

All Sorts OF Local News mud Gossip fron,
til" Gln~ city,
Good Friday soryiUcs were hold In tho Episcopal
Church last II Iht.
Z. 4 +. my'day yesterday. and tho car Is MS
punctunl IN the sun.
Freddie Grpcrmnn died yesterday OF n com plea.
ton OF pneumonia and measles.
Rev. ". N. Eaton will preach Snnlny ut tho
SECOND Pre1'yiurian church. Gravel liill.
Tho following grand Jurors from this township
!hVe been drawn to serve ut tho term VI court no.
ginning Anil 26i ". 4. Wise. ". u. Gilmore and
Samuel MGt'tcg0r.
Andrew htnfcrdn first broke the silence At tho
Mum Social nj tho Presbyterian Church 10 tho tr
hhll nf the lnlics present. In this case silence
my hive bcon golden but talking brought out the
silver.
Mis- Mary Dcir0tc. sister Of Charles Mayer. tho
utyHood4 merchant. died nj her home hero Thurs
!iny evening. shc had been sick almost tho whole
uAe slneo arriving III this country, eighteen
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.oih III. ~ Nv --Ne.SN NNH4S

months ago. She was buried In the Hebrew GENE
terry at Davis's.
The marriage Of l.. 8. Woodbridge and Miss Corr
liolroyd, oisteubenvllle, Is announced Tor Apri
Il. Mlss Holroyd has resigned her school here.
Rev: N. $. Hoey Is not yet able to preach, and
has returned 10 Pittsburgh for while; but thert
VIII be preaching at the Fist church tomorrow,
The belmont Tcachers Association Is TO NEE
here Oh the last Saturday Of this month, Amonp
the bellaire teachers who will take part arc Nil,
Nellie Battellc, In a discussion on "ReadInr j
Miss Beazc, IN discussion on "Sully In The schoo
ROOM" and X. W. wenner in tho tame.
The Sunday School OF the First NJ, Z, church
has prepared beautiful Easter service which viii
BE- rendered al hall pas. ten sunday moruIug, The
~, E; church all over the United States ccicbrate
taH day a. special missionary day and coifcc
ton ior missions will be taken by tho school, The
regular Sunday School will be held al half past
two as usual. fA''
Ono Of the new store rooms OF Bluu Bros. on
Ihirly'second street. Is already occupied BY a mil
iihery store. There are number Of other insight
buildings that might be replaced by new holises
IKE mis- 10 the advantage Of all concerned Dwell
ins houses are scarce and many tnose families
would come here could houses be found in the par;s
OF Town where the men OF the family are working
and boarding.